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CITY AND DISTRICT.

NhfH~ehfPhfs GO.hIghfs
ALGaUGHS.-National opera Company in "The
HuguPE0fS.
NATIONAI.-'Nancy & Co"
LIGHT INFASTRY ARMORY.-AZtec Fair.
HARTIS'-~The Planters Wife,
KERN ANS--NdT!efy.
MANASSAS PiNORAYA.-Day and evening.
DINE NI-ETN-.t indprrIlar
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Cruisers to Help Canada.
THE HOME GOVERNMENT READY TO STEP INTO 7
FISHERY DISPUTES.

FISHERY DISPUTES.
1t Is positively stated in official circles at Otta-
wa that the British government has, in accord
ance with an appeal from the dominion cabinet,
given Sir John Macdonald assurance that If the
fishery trouble is not settled before the fishing sea-
son opens il will despatch several men-of-war to
cooperate with the dominion cruisers in enforcing
the fishery regulations. This is the important
communication to which reference was made
few days ago that Sir Charles Upper was bearing
from the British government and which he laid be-
lore the cabinet on Wednesday last on his return
from England. A similar course was pursued by
the British government in 1870 before the treaty
OF " ashington was signed. Sir John Macdonald
declines to confirm or deny the report.
CANADIAN FISHERMEN VIOLATING AMERICAN RIGHTS.
II Is understood at Portland, Me-, that number
OF letters were sent from there to senator Frye
calling his attention to the fact that large fleet
OF Canadian fishermen are taking herring on the
American side near PASSPORT and within the three
mile limit, while armed cruiser is guarding the
Canadian shore opposite and protecting the Cana
dians in their water. The Senator is asked to use
his influence to have the government send vessels
To Eastport at once TO drive of the Canadians and
guard the American shore.
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Have YOu Visited


Specially Noteworthy amongst the goods
marked down this week al Hahn's, Sic 9TH street
and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue:
90 pairs Ladies' Hand-wet Bright Dongola But
TON (oetter and softer than French Kid, S3.25. A
real bargain at 81.
$50 pairs Ladies' Fine Pebble, Goat, Button,
opera or ComInon-sense Last, S1.40; regular value
g.
% pairs Gents Genuine Hand-sewed Fine Calf
Button and Laced, worth 81, marked down TO g. Il.
zoo pairs Gents Seamless Namp Laced Shoes,
$1.50; marked down from 81
400 pairs Youths I'll 10 y High-cut Veal Calf
Button, 81: usually $50.
Child'S Genuine Kid and Goat Springfield But
ton 45c.; fully worth 15c.
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Contributions to the Logan Fund.

Captain Geo. E. Lemon has received additional
contribution to thu fund for Mrs Logan as fol-
lows: From Ex-G4v. Geo. Peabody Wetmore of
Rhode Island, s1OO3 Chamberlin Relief Corps OF
st. JOhnsbury, VT. $5O; and A. L. Conger deD,rt
commander, g. A. K, OF Ohio now In Paris.
France.
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RUssIAs FIGHT ON NIHIIrsTs-The Infrone;o,.
ant, Henri Rocheforts paper, states that seven
nihllists have just been hanged in the prison al
ODESSA by the Russian authorities; that ten otheI
nihilists are being tried at wilma for killing !
colonel In the Russian army, and that 200 Ot6ers
have been recently sent TO Siberia.
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Thd Adams Express company takes possession
of tle express business on the Philadelphia and
Reading ROAD and all its leased lines and branches
February LIST.
Minister Pendleton was among the passengers
on thf steamer Saale, from Bremen, which arrived
in NeIy York Saturday.
Fully $500 persons attended the services com.
mem4rative OF Gen. John A. Logan, at Grand
ArmYhall. Williamsburg, N. Y, last evening.
Thd British steamer Blair AthOl has fOundered
in the Black sea. Twenty persons were drowned
NOT Fulton street, Brooklyn, has been known
aiChinese store, but last night the police bat
teredl down the doors and captured seventy.fOur
Chin4s who were gambling and $50, COO In cash.
A sbecial from Nogales, Ar1Z., says: The man
believed to be the Yuma chief, who was brought as
q prisoner to Guaymas on the gunboat Democratic
turndout to be rancher that closely resembles
Cajelte.
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must give up; cannot bear these palms. ache all
over. and nothing try does me any good" Backache
Uterine Palms. Hip and Side Palms. Soreness LaIueness
Weakness and Inflammation relieved in minute
by that original elegant and infallible anidote
to pain and Inflammation, the CUr1cURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER. At druggists 25c,: five for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
JAIL Boston.
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The AlIesed Naval Frauds.

TRIAL OF CASES POSTPONED TILL THE MARCH TERM
OF THE CRIMINAL COURT.
In the Criminal Court this morning, the District
attorney stated that to suit the convenience of
counsel he would ask that the case OF Granville
A Whitaker, indicted for presenting false voucb
ers be set for the 10th OF February The court
after some discusSOnpf counsel, directed the cases
TO go over TO the March term, and the District at
tOrney said he would select an early day i'm March
for the trial.
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THE ESTATE INHERITED JOINTLY BY THE sH
BUILDERS THREE SONS

THE ESTATE INHERITED JOINTLY BY THE SHIP
BUILDERS THREE SONS
The will Of the late John Roach will be fled In
New, York for probate during the present week
The only property bequeathed by Mr.. Roach con-
sists Of the shipyard at Chester, Pa; the Morgan
iron works, foot Of East Ninth street; and the
house No 624 Fifth avenue, in which Mr. Roach
lived and where he died. The property is inherited
by the teStatorS three sOnS-Garrett, Oufntar,]
and Stephen-Share and share alike Tie Fifth
avenue mouse and Morgan iron works are Tree
from incumbrance. The Morgan works are worth
about 81 100000, but just what the value OF the
Chester shipy ard is cannot be correctly estimated
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEsBLES. &C. Washington
optical Company 18th street. near Ii street. north
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N. Mercier has formed new cabinet in Ouebec
Iron ore mas been discovered In Dtnwiddie County
near Petersburg, Va
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Condensed Locals.

Mrs Sarah Ross. colOred- living at 3O2S 81 street,
lett her huun last evening to- go TO the l9thStreeJ
BAPTIST church. and fell dead on the sidewalk in
front of her bOG-'. The cause OF death Was heart
disease.
Freddie Riley. Il year Old coIOred boy. was
acriIentaiiy shot through the left hand while
playing with pistol at his home, in Adams Ex-
press alley. Yesterday. He was sent TO the Chill
dren-S hospital.
Major Carrot j. Lydecker has been elected to the
boaTd OF governors OF the Metropolitan club, 10
succeed Gen. HaL"n. deceased.
\ horse belonging 10 H. +. Page, OF No. 1411 +
street northwest, and driven by Henry Temple,
ran away Saturday h street. breaking the
buggy and slightly inJuring the driver.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Macarthur, this
morning. VIM. Bellows charged with eInbeZZle-
Inent. and .'COmmcd0Te" Smith, charged with as
SAUL with intent To Kill, We're arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
vt tho communion service yesterday at the New
York Avenue church thirty-thrce new members
Were received
The temperance organization, the Minerva
Benevolent club. held puulic meeting last even
Ing at OdeOn han. Mr.. Jared Biting presided and
In..li.i the opening address, Mr. James L. Lee.
Jerry Williams and Edward Humphreys made ad-
large number PERSONS signed the pledge.
hOr~.' attached to "a wagon. driven by Louis
NcHTath, TOOK fright ON street. near 4tn street
northeast. yesterday. and the vehicle was upset
throwing out the driver aud four other boys
WnI. MuiOy. one OF the boys, was severely in
Jured.
Only Two receptions each day will hereafter be
given at the Aztec fair at the Light Infantry arm
ory-aft,rnOon and evening The managers desire
To give the MexicanS chance 10 ste the city dur
ing the morning.
The will OF the late VIM. DeniSon OF R0yalton,
Vt, bequeathS all his property TO James DeniSon
and Franklin DeniSOn 10 be divided among the
heirs OF his grandmother. Eliza :. Denison.
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EXTRA vALUE.-GOod Fur Derbys, $50: fine, 81;
best, go. at A. 7. Lewis. 40 1th street.
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Miss \. e SMITH. an artist OF much merit and a
clerI. in the general land Office. has completed
crayOnS OF the two beautiful children OF Mrs. III.
o. Z2ntZinger. They are happy hkenesSes and
finely executed
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The COurssl
POLICE COURr-Judok Smell.

To-day, Leander Guy, Jamek Gray. William
Jones, George w. Thornton Michael Scanlon Jas.
Lewis, Charles Cassidy, William LibbS, Thomas
Marcy, Howard Jones, Elizabetk THOMPSON and
Sarah Hawkins, disorderly condhct: IS or Is DAYS
each. James j. Boyd and HenrT Charlton pro
family; s. or days each Robkrt washington.
William Jones and Bird Thomas IdisOrderly In the
county; $ or Is days each. Richard Mccarthy,
Harry A. Noble, John EnderS, william Nicholson.
Rose McDeyitt, Peter Cooper william Goodman,
James Devlin and Lewis Wood tdisOricrly con.
duct; collaterals forfeited. Thomas Doyle, firing
pistol on sunday; do. William Evans and ChaS.
Thomas, profanity; do. Charles Thomas, carry
ing pistol; go collateral; forfeited. jackson
Broadus, do; do. Peter Lindsey, dOlored assault:
$40 or 80 days. Jennie Gibson cblOred, larceny
personal bonds.
The New York World intimates that that city is
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SATIN MORIE, FOR EVENING AND STREET
HDress 19c yard at the Great Clearing Sale
Double Combination.
ja2I-6t 1241 and l2i3 IL tn 1T. SIC.
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THEY SAW THE CAR|D INAIs DEPARr.-When the
steamer La BougoynA left her pier at New York
saturday she mad on board as passengers Cardinals
Gibbons, OF Baltimore! and Tascherau OF quebec.
who are going TO Rome to receive from the pope
their red hats. Among those who witnessed the
departure or the Cardifas were fathers Chapelle
Walters and Foley OF This civ
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MEDIUM WEIGHT OvERoo.rs.

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY ovERcoATs
OF MEDIUM WEIGHT. OF THIS CLASS OF
GOODS THERE is NOTHING SO POPULAR
AS MELTON OR KERsEY. FOR YOUNG
MEN THE COMING" STYLE Is THE Eng
LIsH TOP COAT. DOUBLE BREASTED.
THEY ARE CUT LOOSE, WITHOUT BACK
SEAM AND SHORT, MADE UP WITH RAW
EDGE" DOUBLE STITCHED AND LINED
WITH PLAID CAssIMEREs.
THESE ARE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED
To THIS CLIMATE AND PARTICULARLY
FROM THIS TIME ON.
BY TAKING ALL THE NEW YORK MAN
UFAcTURER had. WE BOUGHT THEM AT
A BARGAIN AND MARK THEM AT sls.
THEY ARE THE MOST STYLISH. AS WELL
AS THE BEST COATS, WE THINK 10 BIZ
FOUND IN THE CITY FOR THE PRICE
WE DON'T HESITATE TO SAY THAT
THEY ARE GOOD VALUE AT so2 so 10
SOS.
ALL GRADES OF KERsEYs UP TO THE
FINE ENGLISH sATIN-LINED GOODS OF
THE NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR
STYLES.
E b BARNUM CO
Jag 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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A FfOT AMONG ITALIANS-Clark'S court, retreat
for ttlans in PittsDurg, was the scene Of a riot
last evening, in which four men were seriously
stabbed The fracas was caused by Michael Cata-
Iona refusing to allow two unknown Italians to
Sleepht his house until they could obtain work
The Strangers went next door, where there was
christening in progress and told of Catalona'S in
hOSplabie treatment. When the latter came in
to Participate in the festivities he upbraidssl
for h$ conduct, and finally some struck him.
This was the signal for a free fight. Knives,
razorA and pistols were freely fiourished, and
Chairt pokerS, and everything that could be
handled were used as weapons After wrecking
the furniture the rioters withdrew to the court.
where the fight was kept up until the report that
me police were coming dispersed them. Michael
CATALONIA, CARR Ball, Augustine Amend, and In
ccnzo DatO were found to have been seriously
wounded. The two former will probably die.
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THE Poss1Brr1r1Es

THE POSSIBILITIES
OF securing bargains this month are indeed
many. But as the benefit of the bargain should
be on the side of purchaser q visit to our estab-
hshment should be made. We have heretofore
announced in this paper the great Clearance
Sale inaugurated by US. This sale, which was
an assured success from the commencement
still runs with undated vigor, and early Gus
toners bringing their friends by the hundreds,
having found by comparison that their savings
amount to fully half their purchase money.
These goods are cut, made and trimmed with An
elegance unsurpassed by any in the city. Of
fered at prices which enable the buyer to get
two seasons garments for the usual one season
outlay. He is fortunate who wants a Suit or
Overcoat for man or boy, and wise if he buys if
he wants or not
Our prices were always the lowest in the city.
Now they are one-third less than that. In your
own interest you should examine our stock
The GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
No. 400 9TH ST. NV. COR. d.
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A Mormon Resurrection.
HOW BRIGHAM YOUNG IS SAID TO HAVE RISEN Fro
THE GRAVE TO TELL. WHAT LIES BEYOND.

HOW BRl9HAM YOUNG Is SAID TO HAVE RISEN FROM
THE GRAVE TO TELL WHAT LIES BEYOND.
Two miles south OF Lincoln, Neb. stands pa
latial residence owned by an English gentleman
long since identified with the Mormon church
The residence has hean untenanted for the last
two years. save by an Old servant man named
White, who at one time was connected with the
JeZreeS OF London, a sect similar 10 the Mormons
White claims that he was deirauded by them out
or his property ana latteriy became converted To
the Mormon faith. He tells the following story:
1.-TWO months ago there arrived at the mansion
an old gentleman bearing letters from nv master
in London, the purpOr OF Which was to obey his
every wish and To k""J his presence secret to all
except those to whoi.- ne saw tit to reveal himself
in twOS and threes Tn, were from Salt Lake City
and held long whispered consultations with my
mysterious gu ~. AT first did not care who or
what Until little by little gathered from,
stray reInai kS t,idt he was person OF note and
after tn" truth burst upOn me that he is none
other than Brigham Young the great prophet OF our
church, who Is apparently TO be reSurrecJed from
tie dead and preach to the people OF Zion as one
returned from the grave TO tell what lies beyond.
, hat his death and burial were deception will
soon be seen by the whole world while thousands
OF his ignorant believers bow at his feet and he
dictates to them their ways OF life My guests
visitors are men OF high standing as their appear
ance indicates, and IL was in conversation with
one OF them, who supposed from the way talked
that knew all, that my suspicious were verified,
only my informant said Brigham Young had risen
from his grave in Salt Lake City, and was instruct
ing his disciples here in order TO prepare the peo-
pie for the great event OF his coming. MY only
reason for telling these facts is that I am an old
man with but little to gain in this world and do
not want TO see people deluded as have been.
The JeZreels absorbed my competence and now the
MOrinOnS have broken my faith"
The Old mans story has been so far confirmed
| that merchant OF Salt Lake City has been to the
mansion and says he recognized the mysterious
guest as Brigham Young. The elders OF the Nor
mon church have lately been preaching the re-
turn OF the prophet, and IL is almost certain that
the Mormon banners throughout Utah will soon
be un1uried announcing she is rSen.'
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. ward prints soc per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Mill
&c. per quart. Cream 15c.
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A RAGGED DRESS WELL LINED.-A woman about
% od eany civ Snsnta ~ ragea @
ago f9r treatment for a scalp wound. She refused
to tell how it was received and would not state
wher& she lived. The wound was dressed and as
the Woman claimed to be too poor to purchase
medi4in some was given her. She asked to be
allowed to remain over night and the request was
granted. In accordance with the rules OF the in
Stitu4on she was searched by a nurse, and there
was IAuch aStOniShment when in the pocket OF her
ragged dress were found several bank-boOks rep
reSenting about ST. 100 in cash in various banks in
BoStdh while hidden away in the lining OF her dress
and il other places was found about $500 in money
and Il 900 In bonds. She was highly indignant
whensearched, and refused to remain at the hos
pital hny longer. Although it was after 10 O'Clock
at night, and was very stormy, she refused to hire
a hereic saying that she could not afford it. The
hospital authorities thought that possibly the
wounh was received during an attempted robbery,
but al the woman refused to give any Information,
this, Sf course, was mere superstition.
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90 TO GEO. g. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
dGIanite Work; best facilities in Washington for
such work. Office aud Yard 70s to 7OS North Capitol
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signal Office bulletin, issued last evening, says:
I'D wave coming. The temperature will proba-
y fail 20 20 30 degrees by / j. N. Tuesday.
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TWO SHOWS at Kernan's. Refined spectalties
and Richard J. Riley In Ragged Jack.s-Idu.
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Baum,s .sRo,aI Clue, repairs china, &C. G

JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloons.
442 anc 444 9th street, corner OF f. Go there to-
day for the finest oysters in the market-Steamed,
Stewed Fried and Raw. Genuine Lynn Haven
Bays Half Shell. Also Fish. Game, Lunches, &C.,
&c. Ladies' saloon first fioof.
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ago and registered at downtown hotel under
Yesterday they were arFested ON suspicion by De
tectives Raft and Horne, and they promised to
leave the city.
RoBBEkrEs REPORTED y. B. Suit, No. ess 9TH
street northeast, reports that his stable was
chickens.-Gustav Gei5er, No 16s indiana ave ave.
nue., reports the larceny OF pair OF pants and a
coat worth Sc. w. HlaSkeJt, No 400 Pierce
Place. reports stolen from his money drawer abOut
A-T. W. English reports stolen from a vacant
l0t near the corner 1st and streets southwest q
wagon worth S1o.-W.A johnson, 600 9th street,
reports stolen from his yard S. worth OF clothing.
Joseph COlman reports stolen from his prem
Uses ID Hllisdaie twelve chickens worth So.
CHARGED WITH KEEPINti GAMBLING HOUSE,
Saturday night Sergeant AclIenry with squad OF
officers raided the house OF John BrscOe cOiOred,
near the corner OF lst and ID streets northwest
and arrested BriScOe on al charge Of keeping a
gamDiing house. Several Ihen were arrested and
netd as witnesses. This morning in the Police
COurI q charge OF keeping gambling house
against BriscOe was continued until Wednesday,
FINED FOR AssAULrING raE BoYs.-Peter Lind.
Sey, colOred, while under the influence OF LIQUOR
walked along G street. hear 9th street, last
evening and staggered against Officer Wagner's
son. who was standing in front OF his parents
house. The collision angered the negro and he
assaulted the boy. Other boys who came to see
what was the trouble wert also assaulted, and
station Keeper Kelly arrested Lindsey. At the
station a brick was found bin his pocket. This
morning in the Police Court Lindsey was charged
| with assault, and was fined $40 or 80 days
| THE BowDOIN ALrMNI-Th$ Washington Assoct
alton OF the Alumni OF BOwdbin College will hold
their annual banquet at the arlington tomorrow
| night at O'Clock. Ex-Secreqary McCulloch Hon
L. ID. N. sweat, Senator Frye, Representative T. b.
heeu, Hon W. ". Rice and Others are expected tC
| be present.
| CHARGED WITH WRITING Pdh1cY.-Saturday af
| ternoon Officers LOane, LOTUS and Block ratded
| the alleged policy shop OF Albert Beckett, the
col0red man who was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for cutting Washington NailOr in Desmond
| alley, between and F and Jth and 10th streets
| southwest They arrested the alleged proprietor
day. In The Police Court, charge OF writing policy
| against Beckett was continued until Wednesday
| asp1o m q n corAaf
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

DEATH-MiSs Mamie Cassin, daughter of Mr.
John CaSsin, died at her fathers residence No.
1214 Both street, Sunday evening" after an illness
OF five months. The remains will be taken to
Frederick, Md, for interment.
RoBBERY.-Ihe blacksmith shop OF Mr.. Henry
Wetzel No. 1858 Bed street, entered by thieves
who cut through brick wall and stole two sets Of
stocks and dies valued at $40. The robbery was
committed between 3 O'Clock Saturday and 8
O'Clock Sunday morning
SALE OF LOTs.-JOhn j. BOgue, real estate agent,
son, esq., lots 70, so and parts OF lots ~ and 81 in
square %, southwest corner and 35th streets,
containing 1920 square feet, for 5000.
FLIM-FLAM.-Alr William II. Brewer, OF 14O4 32d
street. was swindled out OF SO on Saturday after
noon by TWO White men, who practfced on him the
''fin-fam" or money changing game.
FINED FOR SwEARING.-William O'Bren, charged
Dy O1Ilcer Fisher with swearing on High street,
was fined 81 by Judge Smell to-day.
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COSTISC ALTON SALE OF CLOTHING at the sales
room OF Walter Z. Williams q CO., corner OF 10th
anu FenuSylvanid avenue, consisting OF Men and
Boys suits, in great variety To select from, large
assortment OF OvercOatS, Pants, Vests. etc. Pri-
waite sales during the day Ut auction prices.
For REST. Handsomely furnished rooms, go 18th
ST. NV. buckingham Place, half block from
ChaInb,rInS-
S,yKyoure ycs:avold imitators consult uernpler.
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SELLING Orr O { !. ; E F 4 T Srock Or

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS,W
CASHMERE SERGE, all colors pure wool wide dou.
BILE width reduced 10 SIC.
AsTRAKHAN CLOTH. pure wool, one yard and half
HoME-sPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced
to 2:)c.
CAMEL's HAIR HOME-sPUN. pure wool, wide
double width, reduced to 45c.
CULOhED CASHMERES. 40c, 4:1c., soc
DOUBLE BLANKETS, immense size, reduced to
$2.T5.
BLACK STRIPED SILK vELvETs. s1.1e
Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 81.
CCG RRR TIT ZEE RRR ~ ssSs
6 Il a kRk k En- 3 ERR r" ssss
eco 4 r ( ZEE & + ssss ~
I'll MARKET SPACE. near 9TH street
ROYAL SEnuE dress goods, All coiors wide double
fold, II yards for So
FANCY SILKS. 4Qc, 40. soc.
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, 81.
Brocade BLACK SILK VELVETS. 81 so
Extra Large Size double WHITE PURE WOOL
BLANKETS, reduced to S..
Fine quality TABLE DAMASK, extra width, re-
duced from 1:Dc. to SIC.
Pure Linen NAPKINS, extra size, Sc.
Black Brocade SILKS, reduced 81
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